Has anyone else had an issue using a car charger for the iphone 6?

I've had no problems whatsoever charging my iPhone 6 or my iPod Touch from my car. The iPhone 6 does not require any more power than the older phones.

Maybe your charger has failed. Maybe the fuse has blown on the outlet you are using. Do you get an error message on the phone, or does it just not work?

jentibbs2 wrote:

My car chargers no longer support the iphone 6. Not really sure why. I read somewhere online that it requires more power than the older iphones. Is there an adapter or different charger that supports the newer phones?

I've been using the same car charger that I used with my iPhone 5S. No issues. I'd go with Lawrence's suggestions.

Try resetting the phone. (Hold Sleep and Home buttons until white Apple logo appears.) That sometime fixes nonrecognition of chargers.

That message can have many possible causes:

• The charging adapter truly is not compatible with iOS devices. Apple only added a test for compatibility in iOS 8, after a number of questionable devices destroyed iPhones and iPads.
• The charging adapter may have failed (as I mentioned)
• The cable has a fault - try a different cable
• The cable is not an Apple cable or one certified by Apple as "Made for iPhone"
• The Lightning plug has dirt or corrosion on it.
• There is dirt in the Lightning connector on the phone (less likely if the problem only occurs in the car)

So the first step is to get a new car adapter. They're inexpensive. Belkin and InCase are good, reliable brands, and Apple sells them in the online Apple store. You can also try different cables. For example, try switching the cable you use in the car with the one you use in the house.